What it is: A digital platform for addressing, mapping, and planning that supports municipalities with structured data for governance, resilience, and service delivery.

What it does:

• Generates unique metric addresses for every household and building.
• Provides a GIS-enabled planning dashboard for municipalities.
• Supports disaster preparedness, urban planning, and service delivery.
• Integrates citizen engagement into decision-making processes.

Why it fits:

• Directly bridges data and governance — central to our mission.
• Proven solution (already piloted in Nepal), ready to scale to other secondary cities.
• Addresses the data gap challenge in developing countries.

What we want to achieve:

• To make every city addressable and data-smart, enabling municipalities to deliver services more effectively, strengthen resilience, and foster inclusive urban management.

What it is: A co-designed innovation and pilot space for urban resilience, climate adaptation, and sustainable development — focused on secondary cities in developing countries. Includes the Youthverse Lab, a dedicated hub for youth-led urban innovation.

What it does:

• Creates a collaborative platform for governments, communities, academia, and private sector to test and pilot solutions;
• VR and AR to visualize city planning and also to educate about urban resilience;
• Incubates youth-driven projects through the Youthverse Lab, fostering creativity and leadership;
• Provides evidence-based insights for scaling pilots into city-wide strategies;
• Promotes co-creation across regions (Global North - Global South).

Why it fits:

• Embodies our vision of bridging expertise and co-designing solutions.
• Focuses on secondary cities, often overlooked but highly vulnerable.
• Youth engagement aligns with intergenerational strength of Naxa Global.

What we want to achieve:

A network of Living Labs across cities in Africa, Asia, and Europe, where solutions are tested, scaled, and replicated, ensuring inclusive, resilient, and youth-powered urban futures.

What it is: A modernized curriculum that integrates digital technologies, geospatial data, and resilience thinking into urban and regional planning education.

What it does:

• Develops digital literacy and spatial data skills for future planners.
• Bridges the gap between academia and practice.
• Embeds climate resilience, disaster preparedness, and sustainability in planning courses.
• Builds a talent pipeline of digitally skilled urban planners.

Why it fits:

• Aligns with our role as a bridge between science, practice, and education;
• Ensures the next generation of planners are digitally empowered;
• Responds to a growing demand for climate-aware, data-driven planning.

What we want to achieve:

• To establish standardized digital planning curricula in universities across the Global South and North, fostering a new generation of planners capable of shaping resilient and sustainable cities.

What it is: A data-driven risk intelligence platform that integrates AI/ML, remote sensing, IoT, and community-based data to generate predictive insights for climate and disaster preparedness.

What it does:

• Provides early warning and predictive modeling for floods, droughts, heat stress, and other hazards.
• Combines global climate models with local data for contextual accuracy.
• Offers a decision-support dashboard for cities, humanitarian actors, and governments.
• Strengthens anticipatory action and risk-informed planning.

Why it fits:

• Directly supports our resilience and data-driven mission.
• Responds to urgent climate risk and disaster management needs globally.
• Builds on our expertise in DRR and climate innovation.

What we want to achieve:

• To establish a global network of risk intelligence hubs that empower governments and communities with the insights needed to anticipate, adapt, and act before crisis strike.

What it is: A modernized curriculum that integrates digital technologies, geospatial data, and resilience thinking into urban and regional planning education. Podcast

What it does:

• Develops digital literacy and spatial data skills for future planners.
• Bridges the gap between academia and practice.
• Embeds climate resilience, disaster preparedness, and sustainability in planning courses.
• Builds a talent pipeline of digitally skilled urban planners.

Why it fits:

• Aligns with our role as a bridge between science, practice, and education;
• Ensures the next generation of planners are digitally empowered;
• Responds to a growing demand for climate-aware, data-driven planning.

What we want to achieve:

• To establish standardized digital planning curricula in universities across the Global South and North, fostering a new generation of planners capable of shaping resilient and sustainable cities.

What it is: A flagship program for sustainable mobility and resilient infrastructure, integrating digital innovation like the GreenWay app, low-carbon transport solutions, and climate-smart infrastructure planning.

What it does:

• Develops digital twins and mobility simulations for transport planning.
• Promotes inclusive, low-carbon mobility systems in secondary cities.
• Pilots tools like GreenWay App to optimize sustainable commuting.
• Designs resilient infrastructure strategies to withstand climate stress.

Why it fits:

• Matches founder expertise in mobility, transport, and infrastructure resilience.
• Addresses one of the highest urban carbon contributors: transport.
• Highly fundable under climate finance and urban development programs.

What we want to achieve:

To accelerate the transition toward green mobility and resilient infrastructure, enabling cities in the Global South and North to reduce emissions, improve accessibility, and enhance climate resilience.